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Trust, Identity, and the Effects of Voting Technologies on Voting Behavior

A model is described to explain the effect of e-voting technology on voting behavior and the outcome of a ballot. In the model, social identity and trust play a central role. After an initial and partial test, the article discusses directions for further research.

Anne-Marie Oostveen | Peter van den Besselaar | A. Oostveen | P. van den Besselaar

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